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Outer Space – Guitar Demo by Davide Pepi – Tape Echo Plugin – AudioThing
Get this plugin here: https://www.audiothing.net/effects/outer-space/
Outer Space is a faithful emulation plugin of a famous vintage tape echo made in the early seventies.
Outer Space Demo Composed and Mixed by Davide Pepi.
https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidePepi
Outer Space is not affiliated with, sponsored, nor endorsed by Roland.
Outer Space is a faithful emulation plugin of a famous vintage tape echo made in the early seventies.
Outer Space Demo Composed and Mixed by Davide Pepi.
https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidePepi
Outer Space is not affiliated with, sponsored, nor endorsed by Roland.
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About AudioThing
AudioThing is an audio software company based in Dublin, Ireland focused on audio plug-ins (VST, AU, AAX) and sample libraries.
It was founded in April 2011 by composer, sound designer, and programmer Carlo Castellano, and has been producing and developing audio products since then. We are currently based in Dublin, Ireland.
AudioThing is essentially a one-person business working closely with very talented freelancers (sound designers, graphic designers, DSP programmers, etc…).
We are committed to developing professional yet affordable audio plugins for every kind of composer, producer and sound designer. We offer a wide range of audio plugins, from vintage valve emulation to complex convolution processing effects, analog drum machine emulations, and also unusual and rare sample libraries.
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FAQ AudioThing
You have to manually copy the files with ChromaKey prefix to:
OSX: /Library/Application Support/Applied Acoustic Systems/Chromaphone/Banks
Windows: %AppData%\Applied Acoustics Systems\Chromaphone\
If the folder doesn’t exist you can create it manually.
Copy/move the folder located inside the Patches folder into the Iris Library Patches folder
Copy/move the folder located inside the Samples folder into the Iris Library Samples folder
Iris Library Location by default:
OSX: Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/iZotope/Iris/Iris Library
Windows 7: C:\Users\username\Documents\iZotope\Iris\Iris Library
You can load single patches manually through “File → Open Sound” or you can add Spheres to the database following these steps:
File → Options → Browser
Click “Add” and choose the right Sphere format folder
Click “Rebuild DB”
Click “OK”
Once you have downloaded the .zip archive file of the AudioThing product you bought, you need to unzip it using a software like WinRar (for PC) or UnRarX (for OSX).
Since every synthesizer is unique, you should follow the specific instructions inside the documentation file (PDF) included with the product.
Kontakt Player will run a demo version of AudioThing libraries for a limited time (and with limited editing functions). We recommend a full retail version of Kontakt 3, 4, or 5 (depending on the library).
As 99% of third party developers, our libraries will not show in the Libraries Tab. The Libraries Tab is designed to work exclusively for “Powered by Kontakt” player libraries. Since our libraries are open-format you have to open them with the Files Tab. This is done to keep our price low.
Once you have downloaded the .zip archive file of the instrument you bought, you need to unzip it using a software like WinRar (for PC) or The Unarchiver (for OSX). Just place the folder wherever you want and load the instrument(s) through the Files Tab in Kontakt.
It is better to preserve the internal folder structure, however, it is possible to place instruments and samples to separate folders/harddisks but Kontakt will ask for the new path first time you run the instrument.
